WoodsRat

Iv'e used the WB since it first came out. Ive used it on three different bows and taken deer and coyote with it. WB is the easiest arrow rest Iv'e ever tuned. Unless they stop makin them, I'll never use anything else. Tight groups and consistancy is what its all about, and thats what I get from the WB. As an added bonus you dont have arrows falling off the rest and making noise on the riser. Also they are very quiet. I use plastic vanes and have no damage to them shooting threw the WB. Hats off to the WB, a great rest.

bduffy

hello, I have been hunting with a TM hunter on my mach 6, for years I'm going to buy a new bowtech I was thinking about the WB is this rest quiet when drawing the bow, and can I shoot quick spin vanes through it.

dukemichaels

The Blazers made my WB unbelievably accurate. I did have some inaccuracies before with the 4" vanes, but now my bow is tight to 30 yards plus.

My buddy had trouble with the quickspins and the WB.. try the Blazers and you won't be sorry.

bduffy

thank you dukemichaels I put it in my notes. I will try them. do you shoot carbons. I hear alot of people are going back to aluminum because they penetrate better. is your WB quiet on the draw.

dukemichaels

Personally I do use aluminum. Only because they're cheap. I can buy 12 arrows for $50.00.. as oppose to my buddy who spends $70.00 for 6 carbon arrows. Use whatever fits your bow that you have some confidence in. For me it just makes sense to save a little on my arrow that still kills deer just as effectively from my bow.

As far as noise... very very little and only at times when climate really changes quickly. But I still have only had 1 deer (deer season 2004) hear me draw with my WB. Unfortunatly for him it was too late.

paka

In two years aluminum and Bisquit not a peep

Madjac20

Ditto for me as well.